BMI View: The construction industry should return to growth in 2016, with 0.80% real growth after yearsof strong contraction. Nevertheless, growth will remain weak over the next few years as a weak domesticeconomic environment and ongoing policy and regulatory uncertainty are undermining investor confidenceand we expect to see limited gains in terms of fixed capital formation.

- Our outlook for the residential and non-residential construction sector in France remains subdued.Following severe contractions over the past four years, we expect to see modest but positive growth from2016 onwards. However, annual expansion will remain in the low single digits throughout the forecastperiod to 2025, with few catalysts in place for stronger growth.

- Transport infrastructure remains the strongest sector in France's construction market, with annual averagegrowth of 3.0% expected throughout the forecast period to 2025. Railway and metro projects attract themajority of the investment in the sector. Notably, construction of the first phase of the EUR25bn(USD28.42bn) Grand Paris orbital express metro network in France officially started in June 2016.

- France's energy and utilities infrastructure sector is expected to record minimal growth in 2016, and growmoderately thereafter. We have slightly increased our growth outlook for the sector this quarter on theback of our Power team's increasingly optimistic view on opportunities within the solar and wind powersectors. Improved regulatory clarity, strong government support and ambitious targets for nonhydropowerrenewable is seeing increased industry uptake prompting us to revise upwards our energyand utilities growth forecast.

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